9:41 should you be using optional chaining on assignment like that?

Convex is criminally underated.

React developers figured out that coping every component is not very efficient 😯

how to export the updated canvas to video

Thank you for sharing these useful things.

Convex is a revolution, seriously amazing !!

thanks for sharing you're experience with us and i learned a lot the key point that i'm taking here is that there are some times you don't need to use state and avoid unusefull re-renders by using refs which don't cause a re-render which improves the performance

I just know, 17:09 it was coming 😀

How much do they pay to to people.who created the base information with actual work?

I can say that's all these methods are not effective as well, especially when we use them in cells. The better solution with 0 renders and with 0 crazy ref functions is css-variables. Each column has unique id, so we can make a unque css variable with left position or with a width and we can manage all sizes in a root table component and all will be provided out of box just by css. All you need is provide handlers and listeb them

Right on time. I'm currently building a wysiwyg app that requires a lot of drag and drops and resizing. This definitely help.

React is never simple.

this video made RSC make sense in my head, thank you man

tldr: use svelte or solid😂

I find it funny that to get performant react, we need to skip react.

tech conf with only 720p content? Seriously? What's wrong?

Thanks for showing the advantages of react refs. I'm understanding that this specific scenario is a good fit for using html element references directly because I'm assuming cellCtrl.onLeftChanged callback event occurs outside of react's control and maybe a dom callback event AND hence it would make sense to directly change the div html element style using react ref callback. Any other solution like useLayoutEffect, useState is just adding another intermediary step (slow) and indirectly changing the div element property.

Great talk. I always used useEffect or useLayoutEffect with useRef before! This is much smoother and will be added to my toolbox.

Mind blowing. Can you point me to the "how to's" for these devtools options? Or is it just RTM?

Thanks 😊

26 minutes? You must be crazy. I should understand that in 5 minutes maxximum!

+1 for source code.

Hahaha 😂

Excellent delivery

Wow! This was really interesting!

I hope you didnt give up on dentistry.....

Bruh

incredible work by the devtools team. pushing innovation forward 💪

Great talk

great talk theo!

i only have one word, awesome

Hi Theo, will you be at React Paris 2025 this upcoming March?

Good insights

It’s like that is the only photo of Theo that exists or something

hey Theo your subscriber from Pakistan

goat

All the videos for Flipper debugger are missing the "Installation" guide.

Always love to hear Jack spreading some knowledge. Just a fan of his teaching style. so Jack, if you're reading this, I have learnt A TON just from watching your channel

React is already dead as most of humans also dead walking. Fed by media corporations. Look at Svelte, try it and say why react is better and why it is considered as something great? There are other frameworks working on js/ts. Most humans choose react because everyone just talking about it from everywhere. I love to code and not overcomplicate things with react base. When you understand that you choose better framework. I know most corporations built all on react so they don't want to hire real programmers and pay them as it should be for great working code. That's deception that most don't see or don't want to see.

Next.js is, not react

Some people just want React to do die because they don't like it.

Let’s hope so 🤞🏽

yes it is